The Crew Dragon spacecraft docked with the ISS in a fully automatic mode, despite concerns from NASA and Roscosmos. This is reported by "N + 1" .
Crew Dragon is one of two manned spacecraft created as part of NASA's Commercial Crew Program to stimulate spacecraft development by private companies. The first unmanned launch of the ship took place on March 2, when the Ripley mannequin went to the ISS in one of the Crew Dragon seats.
Usually, at the last stage of the docking of ships with the ISS, the Canadarm2 robotic arm is used, but the docking with Crew Dragon took place in a fully automatic mode.